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An Overview of Spectrum Management: What, Why
and How…Eric Rosenberg
NTIA Office of Spectrum ManagementSpectrum Affairs and Information Division
September 17, 2019
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U.S. Department of Commerce · National Telecommunications and Information Administration
What is Spectrum Management?
Wikipedia says: “Spectrum management is the process of regulating the use of radio frequencies to promote efficient use and gain a net social benefit.”
Is this too simplistic?What do you think?
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Why is Spectrum Management Important?
Spectrum is a basic building block for the future of telecommunications. Effective spectrum management allows government and private industry to achieve their goals, co-exist and grow.
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Why is Spectrum Management Important?
Spectrum supports- Government: public safety, infrastructure and services (utilities, weather reporting and forecasting, air traffic control, etc.), science and research.
- Private Industry: broadcasting, various wireless services, data monitoring, mobile and fixed broadband (Wi-Fi), “traditional” land mobile and microwave services, Bluetooth.
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Why is Spectrum Management Important?
NTIA’s Spectrum Management Functions- Foster economic growth - Ensure our national and homeland security - Maintain U.S. global leadership in
communications technology development and services
- Satisfy other vital U.S. needs in areas such as public safety, scientific research, Federal transportation infrastructure, and law enforcement.
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Why is Spectrum Management Important?
If there are no controls, the result is CHAOS:
Interference, decreased performance, inability to expand existing services or introduce new and enhanced services.
Results could be life-threatening!
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How is Spectrum Management Carried Out?
- Development of policy and rules:Collaboration with all stakeholders and legislators
– Implementation of policy and rules: Set realistic milestones
- Enforcement of rules:Active monitoring of the spectrum
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Is Spectrum Management A New Concept?
NO!The International Telecommunications Union established the International Radio Consultative Committee or CCIR in 1927 (became the ITU-R in 1992).
The U.S. established the Interdepartment Radio Advisory Committee in 1922 (transferred to the Department of Commerce in 1927).
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Is Spectrum Management Still Important?
YES!As the demands for spectrum increase, the importance of effective spectrum management and the role of the spectrum manager is that much more important.
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Spectrum Use Over the Years
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Spectrum Use Over the Years
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Spectrum Use Over the Years
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Spectrum Use Over the Years
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Spectrum Use Over the Years
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